#MINA2019

University of Nottingham
Ningbo, China
17-19 January 2020
1 MINA SCREENING PROGR AM 2019

9TH INTERNATIONAL MOBILE INNOVATION SCREENING
Following on from four great screenings in New Zealand / Aotearoa and four
great screenings in Australia, we are excited to present the International
Mobile Innovation Screening for the first time in China. Team MINA, Mobile,
Innovation Network & Association, has been working with the great screening
committee and judges to present its 9th edition. This year MINA presented talks
at St Kilda Film Festival and a number of Smartphone Filmmaking and 360°
Video Production & Cinematic VR workshops. We finally managed to create a
Facebook group for those in the social world
Join us on https://www.facebook.com/groups/smartphonefilmmakers
This year MINA and the Goethe-Institut New Zealand collaborated on the
#Nucleus project (www.goethe.de/Nucleus). As a form of digital literacy,
storytelling and smartphone films can promote positive change and draw
attention to ecology and sustainability. Smartphone filmmaking in its third
generation is not only changing the industry inside and outside of the cinema,
but can also make a contribution to how we engage with the world. In times
of ‘Fridays for Futures’ demonstrations and Greta Thunberg symbolising
a generation keen to change the tone and topic on the conversation on
sustainability and ecology, the transmedia project engaged filmmakers and
anyone with a smartphone to create films on the theme of ecology. Smartphone
filmmakers from Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore,
Thailand, Vietnam and two filmmakers from Australia will present their work in In 2019 there are more smartphone film festivals internationally than ever
Wellington New Zealand on the 4th of November in a public screening. before and some of these are featured on our website (www.mina.pro) as MINA’s
partner festivals. MINA’s programming reflects its tradition as an experimental
smartphone film festival. We are happy to see non-narrative explorations,
The work by the filmmakers in the New Voices experiences and engaging work on the big screen. This year’s program features
aesthetic discoveries such as Joe Winkler’s Nylex (Australia), Shiny Spinning
category and the International Mobile Innovation Objects by David Leibowitz (USA), Brain Tree by John Navaro (USA), Childhood
Screening makes a bold statement showcasing Memories by Vanessa Vox (France)
experimental screen productions.
Max, Festival Director

Eassay Films such as Festival of Light (Robb Montgomery, Germany), Night
Sail (Gerda Johanna Cammaer, Canada) demonstrate the low light capacity
of smartphones films. The new emerging subcategories include the opening
The Reef (Sven Dreesbach. USA) filmed in the Maldives and closing films Flow
(Rob Layton, Australia) filmed in Queensland, Australia featuring underwater
smartphone filmmaking.
As in the last MINA screening the engagement of creatives beyond the traditional
film scene into smartphone filmmaking brings new ideas to this dynamic space.
This year's program features performance work by Roma Flowers and Nina
Martin Secondary Surfaces Redreamed and scientists Tracey Moberly and
Paul London (UK) IRRADIATE, which was filmed at CERN, the home of the Large
Hadron Collider (LHC), the world’s most powerful particle accelerator.
MINA’s international curation is also reflected in providing a space for strong

social themes and personal approaches pointing to important unheard subject
matters in mainstream cinema or media and giving communities a voice as
in Mizani, filmed in Tanzania by Mohammed Suleiman, Race Against Racism
(James Hyams) produced in a single take in Australia, The Monologue (Florent
Sabatier, France), Soap Bedtime Stories (André Almeida Rodrigues, Portugal), LumaTouch, Struman Optics, iPitch TV, FilmConvert, Adobe and Shoulderpod.
STATIC (Gabriel Bullen, Canada) and I created Memories by Wapikoni Mobile And of course the University of Notthingham Ningbo and Associate Professor
(Canada) in rural northern Quebec, as a continuation of last years Kuujjuaq. Xiaoge Xu for hosting the program in the fantastic screening venue. As in the
last years the International Mobile Innovation Screening is part of the MINA
Sympoisa which will join forces with Mobile Studies International this year for
Smartphone filmmaking future directions appear in Social Media, Live the first International Mobile Storytelling Congress. Special thanks to the Centre
Broadcasting, Micro Movies, VR and AR explorations include FRIENDSHIP by for Transformative Media Technologies at Swinburne University of Technology,
Sergei Mikushin (Russia), Uncommon (Faraaz Fakhri, India), Grey Matter AR by Melbourne.
Karen Vanderborght (Canada), Decompensation (Nima Dehghani, Iran/USA)
and KittenTV 360: Kitt'en Around by Frederick Kroetsch (Canada) and Gazanfer
Biricik’s 13 (France). Unlock your smartphone, press record & edit on LumaFusion or Adobe Rush (:-)
The call for the 10th edition of MINA’s International Mobile Innovation Screening
is open (www.mina.pro).
This program would not have been possible without the fantastic work of the
Team MINA; Adrian Jeffs, Krish Nand, Thomas Insole, Shuai Li and Felix Gyebi
Amofa. Adrian is an award winning filmmaker, #FILMBREAKER and MINA creative We hope you enjoy the screening.
producer, Krish Nand a freelance video editor and MINA motion graphics
producer, Thomas Insole, Junior Producers and researchers Shuai Li and Felix
Gyebi Amofa, who are conducting PhD research into smartphone filmmaking Max Schleser - Screening Director
at Swinburne University of Technology. A special thanks to the support from

Max presents keynotes at festivals internationally, exploring Mobile Media,
Online Video, Digital Storytelling, Cross-Media Production and Creative
Innovation. He frequently talks about the prospects and potential of
smartphones for creative media production as well as community engagement.
During the last years he was invited to present at Columbia 3.0 in Bogota
(Columbia), the UGPFF (Unoffical Google Plus Film Festival), Adobe Eductaion
Summit (Barcelona) and Mobil Film Festival San Diego (USA).
Max co-founded MINA, the Mobile Innovation Network & Association, and
curates the annual International Mobile Innovation Screening and produces the
International Mobile Innovation DVD and eBook.
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/adobe-emea-education-summit-2013/max-
schleser-the-school-of-design-massey-university-new-zeland/
In 2013 he received an International Visiting Scholarship award to Monmouth
University, USA and was awarded both the University and College of Creative
M A X S C H L E S E R Arts Early-Career Research Awards at Massey University, Wellington, New
F E S T I V A L D I R E C T O R Zealand.
Senior Lecturer, Film and Television at Swinburne University of Technology, Max is represented by The Next Speaker. For screening, workshops or
Melbourne, Australia presentation request please contact Max via email: Max@mina.pro
Max Schleser is a filmmaker, who explores emerging media and smartphones

for creative transformation and media production. His portfolio (www.
schleser.nz) includes various abstract moving-image, experimental film and
collaborative documentary projects, which are screened at film festivals,
galleries, museums and online, such as Videoscope, Pocket Film Festival,
HeART beat Festival, Museu da Imagem e do Som do Estado, South London
Gallery, East End Film Festival, Future Film and The Smalls, FLEFF Film Festival,
New Zealand Film Archive, Te Papa Tongarewa. Max worked on mobile media
consultancy projects for Adobe, Nokia, Open Lab and Frontier Strategy. Max
co-found MINA, the Mobile Innovation Network Australasia and curates the
International Mobile Innovation Screening.

S Y L V I E P R A S A D U L R I K E R O S E N F E L D
F E S T I V A L J U D G E F E S T I V A L J U D G E
Senior Lecturer, Media and Communications at the University of East London Cultural Programmes, Goethe-Institut New Zealand
Sylvie Prasad is a visual artist and a senior lecturer in Media and Ulrike has a background in photography and also completed an M.A. in Film
Communications at the University of East London. She has published work and Theatre Studies, Cultural Anthropology and Psychology in Frankfurt am
on lifestyle television and celebrity culture. Media and screen work have been Main (Germany), Aberystwyth (Wales, UK) and Prague (Czech Republic). Ulrike
exhibited widely and her short film May Days was featured on BBC Radio 4’s coordinates a wide range of film and arts programmes for the Goethe-Institut
Pocket Cinema and Pick of the Week. Her book Creative Mobile Media (2017) is NZ. She also organises and curates the annual German Film Festival in New
published by World Scientific Zealand that takes place in six cities around the country. In her spare time she
oﬀsets all this screen time with making pottery.

G E R D H A C A M M A E R M I R I A M R O S S
Associate Professor at the School of Image Arts of Ryerson University in Filmmaker / Researcher
Toronto
Dr. Gerda Cammaer is Associate Professor in the School of Image Arts where Miriam Ross is a filmmaker/researcher who works with new digital cinema
she teaches in the Film Program and the MFA Program in Documentary Media. technologies to challenge expectations and orthodox interpretations of how
Both as a scholar and as a filmmaker she specializes in experimental and they should be used. Her past work has turned the screen on its side to produce
documentary film, ecomedia, microcinema and mobile filmmaking with a focus vertical productions, explored how DIY 3D systems can create new stereoscopic
on emerging practices, experimentation with form, and visual storytelling. She visions and experimented with dynamic editing in 360-degree film. She teaches
is the co-director of the Documentary Media Research Centre (DMRC) and co- in the Film Programme at Victoria University of Wellington with an emphasis on
founder and organizer of the Moving Image Arts international short film festival, practice-based research. She has also published a range of books and articles
both in the School of Image Arts. on new cinematic technologies including 3D Cinema: Optical Illusions and
Tactile Experiences (2015, Palgrave Macmillan).

K E R R E E N E LY - H A R P E R V A N N E S S A V O X
Screenwriting, creative media theory and production at Curtin University Filmmaker and Artist
I am a creative media researcher, educator and filmmaker with a background Vanessa Vox, born in Paris, studied Art History in Aix-en-Provence and worked
in theatre and film performance. I have created quality live performance and as a dancer and choreographer in France, Germany and Switzerland. 2003 she
screen content with a focus on devising new works, cross-art form production, began to explore the world of digital art and video editing in collaboration
adaptation, social history and memory narratives. with a swiss musician and artist. 2013 she moved back to France, where she
My film projects include short fiction, documentary, advocacy, education and started to work on photos and videos exclusively with mobile apps. Vanessa
training corporate videos, machinima animation, experimental and dance was thrilled by the ability to intuitively transform the spontaneous shots and
films which have screened in festivals, on television, online, in galleries and video sequences taken by her iPhone to an iconographic or dreamlike level.
exhibitions. I created and developed the 3D virtual world, Foul Whisperings, She started a mobile video series on January 2014. The results are short
Strange Matters (2008-2010) in Second Life based on Shakespeare’s Macbeth. experimental movies (art films) combined with her own mobile music or the
My micro doc Girls Can Do Anything featured in the Contesting Spaces 1: music of Orlando Bay.
Women In Sport exhibition, John Curtin Gallery, Perth (2018). The exhibition
was recently awarded a MAGNA (Museum & Galleries National Award) for best 2015 Vanessa was also co-editor of the Mobile Movie Column of
exhibition in the Research category under $20,000 (2019). theappwhisperer.
I am a recipient of three ATOM (Australian Teachers Of Media) awards and Some of her short videos have been screened in Italy (L’Arte è Mobile, 2014),
nominations: In Her Own Words, Best Education Resource winner (1997); Even Australia/New Zealand (#MINA2015 & 2017), Germany (Blaue Stunde VII/VIII,
Girls Play Footy, Best Secondary Education Resource nomination (2012); Parts 2016 & 2018), USA (FVAF2 2016 & LACE gallery LA, 2016 / #HeForShe LA, 2016 /
of a Horse, Best Short Film nomination (2003). mDAC2016, Palo Alto / North Portland, 2016 / MFF2017, San Diego/ FVAF3, LA,
I currently lecture at Curtin University in screenwriting, creative media theory
2017).
and production. My research practice is in staging and performing personal
stories, life story and memory narratives on film; social storytelling; mobile and
micro screen narratives; cross-art form practice.

PA T R I C K K E L LY B E R N H A R D G R O S S
F E S T I VA L J U D G E F E S T I VA L J U D G E
Lecturer, School of Media and Communication AT RMIT, Melbourne, Australia Associate Professor in the School of Film and Journalism at the University of the West of
England, Bristol, UK
His storytelling practices explore notions of identity, belonging and knowing, In his reseach, Bernhard explores the impact of mobile technology on
and engage with digital media and networked technologies, ranging from journalism—new ways in which it is produced as well as consumed (or
traditional forms of film production to mobile application development interacted with)–with a particular focus on the representation of migration in
processes that involve GPS and Bluetooth technologies. His teaching and this, the mobile context.
research focuses on media production in the areas of documentary, social
media, mobile media, interactivity, career development, and creative practice
research. He enjoys developing mutually beneficial, collaborative projects with
individuals and organisations, such as the Victorian Equal Opportunity and
Human Rights Commission and Winda Mara Aboriginal Corporation, that have
a positive impact on the community. He is a former director of Critical Animals
Creative Research Symposium. He has worked as a digital producer within the
film, television, online media, and festival sectors for more than a decade.

C H R I S T I A N K A H N T D A N I E L C E R M A K- S A S S E N R A T H
Director of the Goethe-Institut New Zealand Associate Professor at the ITU, Copenhagen
Graduated in media science, psychology and new German literature. Christian Daniel Cermak-Sassenrath is Associate Professor at the ITU, Copenhagen,
Kahnt worked for the Goethe-Institut in Germany, Lebanon and Ivory Coast. and member of the Center for Computer Games Research (game.itu.dk) and
Since 2016 he lives in Wellington and runs the Goethe-Institut New Zealand. the Pervasive Interaction Technology Lab (PitLab, pitlab.itu.dk). Daniel writes,
composes, codes, builds, performs and plays. He is interested in artistic,
analytic, explorative, critical and subversive approaches to and practices of
play. Discourses he is specifically interested in, are play and materiality, play
and learning, and critical play. He runs the University’s monthly workshop
series which is about electronics, mechanics, alchemy, interface devices and
dangerous things. In his own practice, he makes interactive works which are
shown at art exhibitions, academic conferences and popular events. Daniel is
author of a monograph about play as a perspective in everyday computer use
(transcript, 2010), and editor of a volume on the playful disruption of digital
media (Springer, 2018).

M A R C E L O G O D O Y M A T T C L A S E N E R
Executive producer, entrepreneur, curator and screenwriter Media Design and Animation teacher at the Grafisch Lyceum Rotterdam
Creator and Curator of Megafone, a TV + Web + Mobile program that brings together the Matthijs is a passionated Media design and Animation teacher at the Grafisch
best videos produced by journalists, independent producers and artists. Lyceum Rotterdam (www.glr.nl), Adobe Education Leader and freelance trainer
- Co Creator and Host of 27 episodes (for TV and Web) about Brazil’s recent economic
crises under the name of Cutaway.nl. The GLR is a vocational career school in media
- Co Creator of SKY’s app Venda Mais – Also responsible for selling the app to SKY’s and design in both K-12 and Higher Ed. Matthijs’ students are in the age of 16-20
innovation team years old. He is in teaching for more than eighteen years. Matthijs has organized
- Creator and Host of Clique Ligue, the first Brazilian weekly TV show about the impact of
mobile Technology world wide competitions for many years in order to let his students connect
- Co Founder & Executive Director of the Mobilefest - International Festival of Art & with students from literally all over the world. Hundreds of students have made
Creativity: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 ( Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, New York, London, fictional movies for the Global Video Battle, and now he’s challenging students
Amsterdam)
- Co Founder & Executive Director of Rio’s Mobilefest – PUC-RJ 2010 to create animations with use of Adobe Character Animator.
- Creation & Executive Director of the first Brazilian App Award – Prêmio Mobilefest de
aplicativos para cellular, 2010 His favorite subjects to teach are the software tools which can make things
- Co-Creator with Mobilefest Festival, Waag Society and Mondriaan Fundation of the move. From the Adobe tools he’s most fond of Animate, Premiere Pro and After
Global Gincana (Netherlands & Brazil), a locative based Mobile Game Effects and he like to combine those with Photoshop, Illustrator and Cinema4D.
- Co-Creator with Mobilefest and OCAD - Ontario College of Arts of the Mobile, of the
Connect Seminar and Labs (Brazil & Canada) His motto is “never stop learning” which is essential in the always changing
the IG’s Portal landscape of media and design.
- Producer of Grassroots, a documentary in Cambodja – newTV & Biokam
- Executive Producer of the TV series Details - Deep Sync England
- Producer of "Fingerprints", first Brazilian Cyber Lion winner at Cannes –
with Renault Clio & Ogilvy
- Creator/Producer of the TV Nokia Trends and SKOL Beats TV- Showlivre.com

F E L I P E C A R D O N A G A B Y D AV I D
Filmmaker and Lecturer Artist, visual sociologist, researcher, and art teacher.
Mobile filmmaking pioneer, winner of short film festivals worldwide including Dr. Gaby David is a visual sociologist, a researcher, an artist, and a language
Interfilm Berlin 2004-Micromovie Award (Berlin, Germany), Mobifest (Toronto, teacher. She holds a Ph.D. from the École des Hautes Etudes en Sciences
Canada, 2008), Nontzefilm (Bilbao, Spain 2006) Función Video (Barcelona, Sociales (EHESS), in Paris, and a Masters in Fine Arts from the Université Paris
Spain 2007), Filmmaka (Los Angeles, USA 2007), among others. Lecturer- 8, Saint-Denis. She is a Research Fellow within the MobCrea group at the Institut
researcher in Autonoma University, Universidad del Valle, Santiago de Cali de Recherche sur le Cinéma et l’Audiovisuel (IRCAV), at the Université Sorbonne
University, Xaveriana University, and Externado University. Convergent media Nouvelle, and Lectures at Paris 8 (CDL). She is fond of global and popular
production, cloud and mobile tools for social networking, EXTERNADOTV cultural trends, interdisciplinarity and creativity. Her research interests mainly
and EXTERNADORADIO . Guest speaker in Cátedra UNESCO (Unesco Lecture) include Mobile Studies, Visual Cultural Studies, Performance, Internet Studies,
(Pontifical Xaveriana University, Bogotá 2014), FELAFACS 2012, Lima University and Game Studies.
(Lima, Peru and MINA 2012 Symposium in Massey University and AUT, Wellington
and Auckand, New Zealand. Social Communicator Journalism BA in Autonoma
University (Cali, Colombia), MA in Information and Knowledge Society at
Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (Barcelona, Spain), course in screenwriting
in EICTV San Antonio de los Baños (Cuba), and Robert McKee’s Story seminar
(Bogota), Diploma in Audiovisual Business Management at Externado University
(Bogota). Winner of the Colombian Culture Ministry film calls (Bogotá, 1998) in
feature film for television, Automatic fund winner to attend the Buenos Aires
Talent Campus (BSAS, Argentina 2005).

G A V I N W I L S O N J O Ã O K R E F E R
Filmmaker and Assistant Professor, Gulf University Filmmaker / director
During my early career, I worked as a freelance cameraman on film and João Krefer (1987) lives in São Paulo, Brazil. In the last decade he directed
television dramas, commercials and music videos, and I continue to write several experimental short films exhibited in more than 20 countries, receiving
narrative screenplays. Prior to August 2009 I was formerly a Sector Manager for prizes at the Hong Kong International Mobile Film Awards, the Naoussa
Screen Yorkshire, the screen agency for the Yorkshire and Humber region in the International Film Festival (Greece) and the Vivo ARTE.MOV Festival (Brazil).
United Kingdom. He curated the “Multiolhares” experimental film/video section at the Olhar de
Cinema - Curitiba Int’l Film Festival in 2012-2014 and was a jury member of the
Since moving into the academic world, I have taught screen media and visual
Curta Cinema - Rio de Janeiro Int’l Short Film Festival in 2015.
communications studies at a number of UK universities. My research often
adopts a film-philosophical approach to investigating participatory, discursive
experiences of filmmaking using mobile phones at film festivals, as sites for
contemporary media production.

D A N I E L W A G N E R A D R I A N J E F F S
Senior Lecturer in the School of Creative Industries at Unitec FILMBREAKER and MINA Member
Daniel Wagner was involved in creating and running a social-change-focused Adrian is an award winning mobile filmmaker and designer from the Yarra
viewer-sponsored TV station in Los Angeles; was a Radio News & Public Valley in Victoria. With a passion for telling real stories about real people. With
Affairs Director in Albuquerque, New Mexico; was the Exhibitions Coordinator a love for technology, it was only natural that his camera of choice would be a
for the San Francisco International Video Festival; has been directing and smartphone. The intamacy and familiarity of an iPhone defuses any discomfort
shooting music videos since two years before MTV started; and has 25 years the subject may feel and its small form factor makes it easy to get into areas
of Camera Department experience in the LA film industry as a Focus Puller, a that traditional cameras could only dream of.
Camera Operator, and a DP. Today, Daniel is a Senior Lecturer in the School of
Mobile filmmaking has allowed Adrian to follow his dreams and join amazing
Creative Industries at Unitec. He lectures in moving image; emerging media;
communities like MINA and FILMBREAKER to help the next wave of smartphone
and professional practices. He has a contemporary arts practice weaving
filmmakers reach their goals.
moving image together with his poetry. His research interests relate to the
transformations of approach, methodology, functions and sensibilities between
the world of Film and that of New Media. Daniel holds a Master of Creative
Technologies from Auckland University of Technology. His thesis proposed a
new approach to moving image education in light of exponential change now
occurring in every facet of emerging media.

F E L I X A M O F A G Y E B I S H U A I L I
Filmmaker and MINA Member Filmmaker and MINA Member
Felix Amofa Gyebi (B.A., Dip., MPhil.) is a versatile artist and a teacher with Shuai Li is a PHD candidate at Swinburne University of Technology and a
vested interest in the use of mixed media for the production of artefacts. He member in the Centre for Transformative Media Technologies. He received
studied Integrated Rural Art and Industry (B.A.) and Art Education (MPhil.) his B.A. from Renmin University of China and his M.A. from The University
at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science Technology (KNUST). He also of Melbourne. His production expertise includes live streaming, video
holds a Diploma in Education from the University of Education Winneba. editing and color grading. He is Co-Founder of Grandshow video production
Felix is currently a PhD candidate in the Faculty of Health, Arts and Design company based in Melbourne focusing on the video productions in micro film,
at Swinburne University of Technology and a member in the Centre for commercials, news, sports, and music videos.
Transformative Media Technologies. He is passionate about Emerging Media
and Smartphone Filmmaking for the advancement of community engagement
through storytelling.

Short Film Competition for Smartphone Film
As a form of digital literacy, storytelling and smartphone films can promote positive change and draw attention to ecology and sustainability. Smartphone filmmaking in its third generation
is not only changing the industry inside and outside of the cinema, but can also make a contribution to how we engage with the world.
As a digital form of narrative, smartphone films can help change the way we think and also draw attention to the subject of ecology and sustainability. At the moment, smartphone films are
not just changing the film industry both on and off camera. They are also having an impact on the way in which we interact with our environment.
In this era of “Fridays for Future” demonstrations with Greta Thunberg as a symbol of a generation demanding the debate about sustainability and ecology be taken seriously, we challenged
filmmakers from Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand to send us their perspectives and contributions in the form of a 3-5 minute smartphone film.
Nearly 60 films were submitted and nine winners from Australia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore and Vietnam were invited to a workshop in Wellington, where
they spent three days collaborating on a smartphone short film on ecotourism with music contributed by German musician Hanno Leichtmann.
The competition ended with a podium discussion and gala screening at the iconic Embassy Theatre, where “Lord of the Rings” had its world premiere. The evening was officially opened
by the German ambassador, Stefan Krawielicki. As well as the winning films, the collaborative film on ecotourism was also presented. The event was accompanied by a podium discussion
featuring experts on the subject Sarah Meade, Mark Williams, John Barrett, Ian Yeoman and Max Schleser and smartphone competition winners Tejas Ewing and Fauzhyana Sharifa.
To offset some of the carbon emissions of their air travel, we supported the nature conservation project “Ngā Uruora” on the Kapiti Coast. The filmmakers spent half a day creating a lizard
habitat out of driftwood in a nature reserve there and a short film was produced to document the process.
https://www.goethe.de/nucleus

9TH INTERNATIONAL
MOBILE INNOVATION SCREENING
SELECTED FILMS 2019
9TH INTERNATIONAL MOBILE

INNOVATION SCREENING
FILMS

9TH INTERNATIONAL
MOBILE INNOVATION
SCREENING
The Reef
I Created Memories
Soap Bedtime Stories
13
Friendship
STATIC
The Monologue
Race Against Racism
UNCOMMON
Festival of Light
Childhood Memories
BrainTree
Shiny Spinning Objects
Secondary Surfaces Redreamed
MIZANI
Ratings: Grey Matter AR
MA 15+ Night Sail

IRRADIATE
Restricted to persons aged 15 and over
NYLEX
unless accompanied by an adult.
Flow

9TH INTERNATIONAL
THE REEF I CREATED MEMORIES SOAP BEDTIME STORIES

Created by: Sven Dreesbach Created by: Wapikoni Mobile Created by: André Almeida Rodrigues
Country: USA Country: Canada Country: Portugal
Device: iPhoneXs & iPhoneXs MAX Device: iPhone 7 Device: Xiaomi Mi4i
The Maldives Whale Shark Research Programme Sammy Gadbois uses snippets of life in Kuujjuaq Each soap tells a story! These are some life stories of
carries out marine wildlife research and fosters to reflect about his own purpose on earth and Castelbel, a small Portuguese company which was
community focused conservation initiatives. muses that it could be creating born with great ambitions and now annually packs
The field team of the MWRSP monitors the by hand over 5 million soaps for all over the world.
demographics and movement of different
species such as whale sharks. This is their story.

9TH INTERNATIONAL
13 FRIENDSHIP STATIC
Created by: Gazanfer BIRICIK Created by: Galina Fesenko Created by: Gabriel Bullen
Country: France Country: Russian Federation Country: Canada
Device: iPhone Device: Samsung Galaxi S 9 Plus Device: iPhone 7 Plus
A group of friends play to the lottery, and they Lelia, a 25-year-old girl in a unisex sports sweatshirt A war veteran struggles with his post-traumatic
won ! What could happen worst after that ! with a barely noticeable make-up and a casual stress disorder to find solace.
hairstyle, finally meets her peer and an old friend after
a long break. Her friend is a blonde girl with a bright
appearance and deep neckline.
Lelia starts telling her friend about her problems,
recording a live broadcast on the social network.
Her friend starts to laugh maliciously at the climax of
Lelia’s story. Without paying much attention to Lelia’s
offense she continues the theme with her own story,
which hurts Lelia even more.
However, as soon as Lelia notices that she has forgotten
to turn off the camera and she has collected many likes,
both with her own story and her friend's story, there is
no trace of her resentment.
A friend is extremely dissatisfied with Lelia’s success,
and especially with her unwitting participation in it.
But she doesn’t remain upset for long and she is
confidently planning a revenge.
9TH INTERNATIONAL
THE MONOLOGUE R ACE AGAINST R ACISM UNCOMMON

Created by: Florent Sabatier Created by: James Hyams Created by: Faraaz Fakhri
Country: France Country: Australia Country: India
Device: iPhone SE Device: Samsung Galaxy S9 Device: RedMi note 6
This time, he won't tolerate this racist insult ! He When refugee Mohammad tries to buy tobacco Its about a daydreamer and how quickly her mind
delivers a long tirade... with a cashless welfare card, Aussie patriot Neil switches from one thought to another. While the
launches a tirade of racist abuse. The bystanders whole class is busy being common she unknowingly
remain silent except for a Vietnam Veteran, Bob, becomes uncommon
who has something in common with Mohammad -
they both spent time in a warzone.

9TH INTERNATIONAL
FESTIVAL OF LIGHT CHILDHOOD MEMORIES BR AINTREE

Created by: Robb Montgomery Created by: Vanessa Vox Created by: John Bavaro
Country: Germany Country: France Country: USA
Device: Pocket Camera Device: iPad4 Device: iPad
Berlin's annual Festival of Lights enchants and In earlier times childhood memories were BrainTree. A video featuring my animation in the
delights in surprising ways. fragments of pictures inside your head and stories apps TreeSketch and Procreate Apps. Compiled
told by your parents and siblings. But than a in Videoleap. Music by John Bavaro compiled in
radical change took place. Since the middle of the garage band.
20th century, almost every family has collected
tons of photos and footage. This little treasure
stayed often forgotten in an old cabinet or in a
box in the cellar. And then—maybe many years
later—you discover all these stored memories and
reawake them once again.

9TH INTERNATIONAL
SHINY SPINNING OBJECTS SECONDARY SURFACES REDREAMED MIZ ANI

Created by: David Leibowitz Created by: Roma Flowers Created by: Swahili Film Media
Country: USA Country: USA Country: Tanzania, United Republic of
Device: iPhone Device: iPhone 6 and iPhone 7 Device: Mobile - Tecno Camon X 7
Retired from the motion picture industry now, I Shot entirely on mobile phones, Secondary MIZANI is the film that consider a young child, young
have the time and knowledge base to create these Surfaces Redreamed, follow three women as child who decided to fight with his all effort until
experimental visions. “Shiny Spinning Objects”, is they arduously traverse an expanse of white he succeeds to help her mother to leave the task of
a metaphor for this art movement, where every paper armed only with black charcoal and their begging and to give her mother a work that will give
new cool app unleashes creativity worldwide, bodies. Drawn from a set of corporeal kinetic her the good profit, although the challenges that
artists playing with their shiny new object. investigations by the Lower Left Performance the young child faced but he did not give up until he
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Secondary Surfaces Redreamed reconfigures
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boundaries between dance and visual art. Created
by video artist Roma Flowers and choreographer
Nina Martin, and informed by far west Texas
landscapes, geological time and human kinetic
processes, Secondary Surfaces Redreamed
presents subtle meditations on durational
concepts of time and the human relationship to
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Created by: Karen Vanderborght Created by: Gerda Cammaer Created by: Paul London
Country: Canada Country: Canada Country: United Kingdom
Device: Smartphone technology and Snapchat Device: iPhone 7 Device: Mobile - iPhone 6
Using Augmented Reality and Social Media as Art Poetic short video shot on iPhone during a night IRRADIATE is a short film by Tracey Moberly and
platforms GREY MATTER is the portable version of sail with full moon. The video is inspired by a text Paul London. It was filmed at CERN, the home
a Magic Mirror, flipping selfies into self-reflection, of Eduardo Hughes Galeano about sailors and of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the world’s
with the help of the oldest influencers of our memory. most powerful particle accelerator. The LHC can
lifetime; our seniors. generate the highest energy particle collisions ever
achieved by humanity, thus allowing scientists to
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physics concerning the fundamental particles that
constitute matter and radiation.
Radiation is the transfer of energy through a

physical medium or empty vacuum, and can
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(wave-particle duality). The film IRRADIATE focusses
on alpha and beta radiation created by different
radioactive sources.

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NYLEX FLOW
Created by: Joe Winkler Created by: Rob Layton
Country: Australia Country: Australia
Device: Samsung Galaxy S9 Device: Mobile - iPhone XS and iPhone 8 Plus
Nylex aims to recreate the sense of visual excess, The journey of water, from rainforest to ocean.
intensity and rhythm that can be found in the
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Watch in every direction as rescue kittens run, jump and play in the
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They come from a reality, which is not real, anymore.
Decompensation is a performative VR video installation that attempts
to recreate the psychological stages which refugees pass through
when moving and settling into a new social/cultural context over the
span of many years:
Early Arrival, Destabilization, Exploration, Return to Normal life, and
Decompensation.
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The iPhone Film Festival was started by a filmmaker for other filmmakers.
There are thousands of us, talented artist that don’t have the resources
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SmartFone Flick Fest is Australia’s international smartphone film festival for
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everyone in the world has access to a mobile phone camera. International Mobil Film Festival™ takes place annually in San Diego every last weekend of
April. #MFF2017SanDiego received over 260 submissions and screened over 40 films including a mobile feature film. Filmmakers who attended in San Diego
came from Canada, Australia, Chile and Germany. The ages of the filmmakers ranged from 11 years-old to 82 years-old. This year, we have two separate
competitions for short mobile films (1-5min.) and feature mobile films (40-80min.).
SBP launched the Global Mobile Film Awards™ as the Oscars of the mobile film industry. Our two founding members are SF3
SmartFone Flick Fest from Australia and Heartland Film Festival from Indiana. GMFA is for all film festivals who would like to
provide filmmakers who submit a film shot with mobile phones and win an official award a free nomination to GMFA and compete
to be the best of the best mobile film under separate categories. Member festivals reserve their right to nominate or not nominate
winning films. Individual mobile filmmakers may submit a film shot with a phone to be considered for a nomination which won an
official award in a non-member film festival for a fee.
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Cinephone is a short film festival, where the films
are filmed only using smartphones,
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aims to bring the making of films to a wide range of
public with minimum costs.
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Smart phones are constantly evolving, improving the image quality (currently up to
4k) and thus, with these new optics, it’s now possible record backdrops and scenes
that were unthinkable until now.
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The evolution of quality allows us to predict a long life for this festival,
demonstrated by the increase in short films presented year after year.
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Super 9 Mobile Film Fest, is an international festival exclusively dedicated to
movies recorded on mobile phones with open competition to all countries, based
on Portugal.
Films from 1 to 15 minutes of different genres: All films that get published are nominated to the
Awards. The awarded films are selected by our
- Fiction
Jury, but the Audience Award is won by the film
- Documentary with most public votes.
- Animation
- Experimental
- Music videos
Super 9 is a year-round online mobile film festival, the competition takes place
over nine months (from April to December) on the platform: www.super9mobile.
com
All films that get published are nominated to the Awards. The awarded films are
selected by our Jury, but the Audience Award is won by the film with most public
votes.
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MoMo provides a level playing field for
filmmakers where talent, creativity and "One of the most
hard work counts more than budget and interesting and
industry connections. exciting events from
around the world." ~
Believing that anybody with a thought- BBC World News
provoking concept or a touching story
can make a great film, the festival will
showcase new talent using a tool so
simple and readily available that it’s often
overlooked: the mobile phone.
The Festival lasts two days and is packed

with thought provoking talks as well as screenings of the best films followed by the Award
Ceremony. Our esteemed panel of judges will hand over the awards in various categories.
The event will be followed by an after show party which will be held in one of the coolest
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The 140 acre Ningbo campus was opened to students in 2004 and was officially opened by John Prescott, the UK's Deputy Prime Minister, in February 2006. Like the Malaysia Campus, Ningbo Campus builds on the
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• state-of-the-art teaching, research and student services buildings
The new campus is situated on the Ningbo Higher Education Park, which also has excellent complementary facilities, including a new Municipal Library and Sports Stadium.
To learn more about University of Nottingham follow this link: www.nottingham.edu.cn/en

Institute for Mobile Studies University of Nottingham Ningbo China
The Institute for Mobile Studies (IMS) aims to promote and conduct studies of mobile media and communication as an emerging field of scientific research. In collaboration with the mobile
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mobile commerce, mobile experience, and mobile economy.
IMS has proposed “mobile experience” as a key concept for interdisciplinary investigation in different areas of mobile studies within the framework of “experience economy”. Besides its annual
Mobile Studies Summer School, IMS also organizes its annual International Mobile Storytelling Congress. Furthermore, IMS also hosts its Academia-Industry Summit Series (AISS), Research Talk
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"A new cinema movement representing smartphone
armed, micro - budget digital storypreneurs."
The Man Behind the Filmbreaker Movement

Jason van Genderen is a digital storyteller based in Sydney Australia. His production
company Treehouse Creative helped brands such as Sony, Nokia, Nikon and Apple
Australia tell their stories. In addition, Jason’s short movies have won awards at
major festivals including Tropfest NY + Sydney and Sundance London.
After shooting his first smartphone video in 2008, Jason began giving presentations
on the art of smartphone storytelling. He’s spoken at such venues as TEDx events
and the Aspen Ideas Festival.
Recently, Jason launched an initiative to sign up 10,000 mobile moviemakers who
would form the core of what he calls the Filmbreaker Movement. He believes that
this new organization will make a major impact on culture around the world. In the
following interview, Jason shares his vision. You can join the Filmbreaker Movement
via the group’s Facebook page.
To learn more about Jason's Masterclass follow this link:

www.wearetreehouse.com/iphone-storytelling-masterclass/

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We are a world-wide festival open to anyone with a smartphone or tablet and a

SF3 provides a platform for budding, emerging and professional filmmakers to

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With an international feel, and free theme, that

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QUALITY SHORT FILMS

THERE'S MORE OF US EVERY DAY!

The Festival lasts two days and is packed

Buy some limited edition MoMo merch!

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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO START CAPTURING THE MOMENT

Cinematic Wide 4k Cinematic Portrait 21x Prime Lens

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*through optional in-app purchase for iPhone 7/7+ only

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